Humanities

04/14/09

Humanities | Students | Research: English undergrad finds online book discussions revealing

English major Riki Meier is researching the role narratives play in the construction of everyday identities in online book discussion groups.

04/14/09

Arts / Culture | Humanities: Superstition Review journal launches third issue

The innovative online literature and art journal showcases the talented undergraduate creative writing students of Arizona State University.

04/08/09

Humanities | Community: Lectures explores societal, legal affects of human enhancement

Maxwell J. Mehlman, a renowned expert in the field of law, ethics and human enhancement, will deliver two lectures as part of the Templeton Research Lectures at ASU.

04/06/09

Arts / Culture | Humanities: 'Shaking up Shakespeare' celebrates Bard's birthday

If he were alive today, William Shakespeare would be turning 445 years old and to celebrate his birthday, ASU's English department a mélange of performances and discussions, April 23-24.

04/02/09

Humanities: Art of advocacy gets new face in graduate program

New school attitudes and tools are being brought to the old school art of advocacy in a graduate degree program at ASU's West campus.

03/26/09

University | Arts / Culture | Education | Humanities | Students | Community | Social Science: Ceramics exhibits open in ASU's Museum of Anthropology

Two ASU ceramics exhibits will coincide with the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts' annual conference.

03/26/09

Arts / Culture | Humanities: Professor's long-awaited oratorio released

The world premiere of associate professor of English Laura Tohe's long-awaited Navajo oratorio, “Enemy Slayer," is finally ready.

03/11/09

Arts / Culture | Humanities: ASU to host OneBookAZ events

ASU is hosting a OneBookAZ event featuring "Capirotada," a memoir of growing up in Nogales by ASU faculty member Alberto Álvaro Ríos.

03/10/09

University | Arts / Culture | Humanities | Community | Social Science: Rock Art Center festival offers something for everyone

Arts & crafts, world music, outdoor activities and archaeological adventure await visitors to the Deer Valley Rock Art Center's family friendly expo.

03/10/09

Humanities: Current “Muslim-West clash” not the real clash, author says

Author Martha Nussbaum will discuss what she considers a clash within virtually all modern nations in a free lecture, titled ”The Clash Within: Religion, Pluralism, and the Future of Democracy.”

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